Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion is an anti-cancer drug used in the treatment of various types of cancers. Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion is used either independently or in conjunction with other chemotherapy medications to treat breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, non-small cell lung cancer, bladder cancer, and ovarian cancer. Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion works by interfering with DNA synthesis. It blocks the production of new DNA, by locking itself into the DNA strands and inhibiting any further proliferation or growth of the cell. Hence, Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion has widespread application in the field of oncology (cancer-related medicine) and chemotherapy.

FAQs

How does Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion work?

Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion works blocking DNA synthesis and causing cell death, thereby preventing the cells from proliferating beyond normal.

Does Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion affect fertility?

Men taking Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion are advised not to father a child during the treatment with Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion and for 6months after the treatment. Consult your doctor before starting Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion if you are planning to father a child. Your doctor may advise you regarding sperm storage.

I suffer from Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Can I take Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion?

If you suffer from CKD, please consult with your doctor before using Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion and discuss any concerns with them. Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion is to be used with caution in those suffering from kidney and liver problems.

Does Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion increase the risk of infections?

Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion might cause low white blood cell count leading to increased risk of infections. Consult your doctor if you have a fever, sweating, and any signs of infections.

Does Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion cause bleeding or bruising?

Caitgem-Rtu 200 mg/5.26 ml Infusion may cause bleeding and bruising due to less platelet count. Consult a doctor if you notice unexpected bruising, pinkish or reddish urine, bleeding from gums, mouth, or nose.